Pacific Island Paradises

2014

The most comprehensive digital travel guide on the Pacific region

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HAWAII The Kahala Hotel & Resort This renowned resort is set on a secluded stretch of sand just 10 minutes from Waikiki by complimentary shuttle. A favourite of celebrities, presidents and international royalty, The Kahala Hotel & Resort provides unparalleled luxury and privacy. The resort celebrates its 50th anniversary in January 2014 and is the perfect resort for Kahala 'passionistas' to re-visit or for first time visitors. The Kahala Hotel & Resort is a luxury destination resort unto itself, yet just minutes from the shopping and nightlife beyond the Kahala area. This is a legendary resort well known for the sheer beauty and grace of its rooms and suites, for the innovation of its restaurants and for the grandeur of its banquet rooms. Contemporary luxuries The spacious, chic guest accommodations ensure all who stay here are truly comfortable and treated to every indulgence. There are 338 stylish rooms and suites in a range of configurations. Each oversized room is furnished in light tropical colours, complemented by luxury amenities. All have super comfortable beds with European linens and the option of panoramic views of the Pacific Ocean, Ko'olau Mountain Range, Diamond Head and Koko Head Craters or the resort's 76  www.paradisesonline.com own Dolphin Lagoon. Modern amenities include wireless high speed internet connectivity, LCD flat screen TVs, and new style coffee makers. For even more luxury and space, suites offer a separate living room with lanai, and a bedroom with a king bed featuring goose down duvets and fine luxury linens. One- or two-bedroom suites are available. Or choose from one of the sumptuous Ocean Front or Signature Collection Suites, with a generous suite amenity program. Unique dining ambience The award-winning cuisine at The Kahala Hotel & Resort embraces a diverse blend of trends and cultural influences. The Plumeria Beach House, the resort's openair, all-day dining restaurant is an ideal choice for casual dining, quiet meetings and cocktails at sunset. The Seaside Grill menu includes fresh bounty from local waters, sandwiches and salads, hamburgers and delectable desserts. Hoku's is heralded for its innovative fusion fare that melds Hawaiian, Asian and European flavours. Arancino showcases Italian dishes that are both classic and innovative at the same time. For a casual alternative, The Veranda is a sleek and sophisticated lounge that serves afternoon tea, with a selection of teas, sandwiches, light pastries and

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